Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has said via Twitter that the Liverpool striker Luis Suarez instead of yellow should get a red card in a duel with Tottenham…

In the second half of the encounter between Liverpool and Tottenham, Suarez played a second time after worked eight games of suspension, and in the second half for kicking the Spurs midfielder Scott Parker he got a yellow card. Rooney believes that the referee Michael Oliver should apply a stricter sanction in this case.

“If the referee saw well what was happened, he had to show the red card to Suarez. To all who call upon me, because of the aggressive game I say that I didn’t only got one yellow card in the season like some” – Rooney wrote on Twitter, and commented for Sky Sports agreed with that assessment and his former teammate Gary Neville.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish, the journalists were asked to comment on comments of  Rooney and Neville, and Scottish coach was a little provoked by the question.

“Why can not you answer when you are all on Twitter? I have no idea who wrote what, so I can not comment on what I didn’t saw. I’ll call on the 5th amendment, I will talk with them when I see them” – replied Dalglish.